Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1887-03-31

OH water white. per gallon IS cents
Beans. hand picked per pOshel, -.
- =-ossy green, -P.s- b.s-a.si.- A. zh---------
Syrup. Sugar, per gallon, 30. IS
N. o. molasses, per gallon, 10 cents
Nolasses. per gallon 3V cents
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New stock of Carpets at Travers'
Furniture Rooms.
r. 8. Rabbit moved out to the
Fish Hatchery last Tuesday.
1000 new rolls spring stock of wall
paper at Travers' Furniture Rooms.
Special bargains in ladies and gents
fine shoes at Charley McCulloughs'.
Lautz Bros. g. Co.'S. Toilet Soap, 5
cents per cake at James. Try it.
Alabastine and Kalsomine at Ira
vers' Drug Store.
For Hardware, Tmware, Stoves,
ETC., 60 to Sailing, Hanson d Cos
Don't forget that Firms is the
cheapest place in town to buy your
Drugs.
Every lady win need pair of rub
bers this spring, Mccullough has
them.
Lautz Bros & Co.'S, Acme Soap, 3
bars for 25 cents at James. 60 for It.
Lautz Bros. s. Cos. Gloss Soap,
cents per bar at James Get it,
Mr.. James Merrill, of Birmingham.
was in Grayling over Sunday, as
guest of the Graying House.
judge futile was in town a short
time last Monday Evening, He re-
ports his prospects for election good.
1t is reported THAT Martin Christen
sen is sick, and that the disease resem-
bles Diphtheria>
The ladies all say that those Kid
Button Shoes at McCullosghs' cannot
be excelled.
A child of Knud Smith, on the
South Side, died last Tuesday week,
but was not bnried until Sunday.
BoRN-On the 18th inst, to Mr.. and
Mrs. P. w. Richardson, of Center
Plains township a son.
Fot the best Smoking Tobacco, ever
brought to G11yling, go to the store
of Sailing, Hanson & Co.
BORN On the 18th inst. to Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Hartman, of Grove town |
ship, a daughter.
Lautz Bros. & Co S Towel and Nap
kin Soap, 25 cents per bar, at James.
A towel or napkin goes with each bar,
Buy some.
Call and see the mammoth stock of
clothing j. M. Finn has just received. |
New Designs, latest styles, and prices
within the reach of all.
Another child of Martin Christensen
died last Wednesday at 10 o'clock in
the evening and was buried at IL o.
clock.
Comrades will rally to the support
of the one-arined soldier, the able law
yer and superior man, chas. ID. Long
for Justice of the Supreme Court,
A fresh stock of Groceries con-
stantly on hand and more arriving
every day. Prices lower than the
lowest, at the store of j. NJ. Finn.
All who desire to economic when
buying Dry Goods, will go to the
Mammoth Store of Sailing, Hanson
e. Co.
The Youngest child Of Mr.. and Mrs
Benjamin Sherman, of Maple Forest,
died last Friday and was buried Satur-
day. 1t had been sick for some tilne
Mrs. J. +. Hum received letter ]
from Verona, Mo-. saying that Mr..
and Mrs Lamport had arrived there
safely.
The farmers are beginning to make q
maple sugar, the cav of the crow is
heard in the land. Spring is evident u
ly here. O0emaso Times. a
Clothing of every description, at :
the Mammoth Store Of Sailing, Han :
son d Co., at eighty cents on the dol :
lar.
J. M. Finn has Just received r.
invoice of Choice Family Flour that
be is selling for only three dollars :.
and sixty cents per barrel. =
w. n. James has purchased the ri
Lam2ort property OF w. A. Masters, S
nm i putt.ng IL into shape to rent. v
lie .:as l.aI SIX applications Ter It al. al
re'yly, lc'